Alan Richard White

So sad to hear of Alan´s passing. We were born in the same year and trained together with Hoffman in NYC in 1971. He was such a great person.

Sorry to hear of Alan passing on. I enjoyed working with him at Hoffman and with him as a rep at Carrington and MarkTen Equipment... my prayers and concern go out to Carol and his family.

I have just learned of Al's passing and am very, very sorry that Al passed. He was the Horseheads HIgh School class of 1966 Valedictorian and was very respected as a classmate. He had a great sense of humor, loved life so much and was a regular at our reunions over the years. We all loved and admired his integrity through his life. I'm sure he was the best brother, husband, father and grandpa. Our sincere sympathies to you all. Al will be missed. Class of 1966

Sorry for your loss.

My dad was a man of true integrity. He was a good, kind, honest man who lived authentically. He stood by his favorite basketball teams - even if they never won a single game for years, his enthusiasm never waned. He genuinely loved serving in the church and his church families throughout the years. He loved to guess the final scores of my cross country races and loved a good challenge like the NYT crossword or competing to finish the daily Jumble. I’ll always remember the many hours he spent...

I enjoyed teaching Alan in 8th grade physical science. He was an excellent student and well-behaved person that everyone liked and respected. I knew then that he would be a success in life. I am proud to know that he was valedictorian and got his degree in Engineering from Princeton. I enjoyed being on the committee with his father and travelling to various places to observe possible future ministers for the Presbyterian Church in Horseheads. Alan truly loved life and will be missed by...

Both of our families were close back in the days. Horseheads Schools, many school activities and events. The First Presbyterian Church of Horseheads, church family dinners. Scouts, music & band and more. As our parents were involved, so were we kids. It seems that because of time and distance, we tend to lose contact with those we grew up with. We are sorry to hear about Alan and our thoughts and prayers are with all of you.

The Princeton Class of 1970 extends its condolences and sympathy to the family of Alan White, our friend and classmate of 52 years. Alan was well liked and greatly respected by his many friends in the Engineering School and in Stevenson Hall at Princeton. A notice of his passing will be sent to the entire class of 1970 and a memorial will be published in the Princeton Alumni Weekly.
George L. Bustin
President class of 1970

Al was part of the Elite Eight as a member of the pastoral search committee at First Pres. Church in Chittenango, NY. They called me to pastor the church in 1985. These people will always gave a special place in my heart. I remember Alan as a man of faith and integrity. He lived what he said and believed. Well done, AL. To God be the glory!